First-year Indiana football coach Curt Cignetti took home several honors on December 3 ahead of the Hoosiers' finding out their playoff fate. Indiana finished the regular season 11-1, its best year in school history.

The Big Ten Conference announced Oregon’s Dillon Gabriel is its offensive player of the year after leading the top-ranked Ducks to their first perfect regular season since 2010.

Curt Cignetti was named Big Ten Coach of the Year after leading Indiana University's football team to a record season.

The Indiana Hoosiers secured a spot in the first-ever 12 team College Football Playoff with a historic win over Purdue Saturday. It was also a program record 11th win.

Indiana's special season ran into a brick wall Saturday afternoon as the fifth-ranked Hoosiers fell 38-15 on the road against No. 2 Ohio State. All week, questions about Indiana's legitimacy as a Big Ten power and a College Football Playoff competitor swirled.

IU football coach Curt Cignetti was named Big Ten Coach of the Year and three Hoosiers defenders were named first-team All-Big Ten.

Indiana football's Curt Cignetti won Big Ten Coach of the Year on Wednesday, here's a look at all the Hoosiers recognized by the conference:

Following an unbelievable, historic 11-1 regular season, the Indiana football team and its new head coach, Curt Cignetti, have started piling up the awards and accolades. Cignetti, unsurprisingly, won both awards for Big Ten Coach of the year,

The Big Ten announced its postseason awards on Tuesday as Cignetti took home the only individual honor for the Hoosiers.

This is Cignetti's first year coaching the Hoosiers. Their 11 wins this season mark the most in program history and the first double-digit wins in IU's history, IU athletics said.